Sleek: The upper 'mesh-like' structure of the stunning design connects the different decks of the 90m vessels

Ready to go: The first of the smaller designs, which will be known as the Jazz, has been transformed into a fully workable design

Beautiful: 'Each yacht is an engineered platform that integrates specific hydrodynamic and structural demands together with the highest levels of comfort, spatial quality and safety,' according to its designer

She told Dezeen: 'As a dynamic object that moves in dynamic environments, the design of a yacht must incorporate additional parameters beyond those for architecture – which all become much more extreme on water.

'Each yacht is an engineered platform that integrates specific hydrodynamic and structural demands together with the highest levels of comfort, spatial quality and safety.'

The 2004 Pritzer Architecture Prize winner has previously won worldwide acclaim for some of her iconic buildings.

She famously designed the Aquatic Centre for the London 2012 Olympic Games and the futuristic Riverside Museum in Glasgow.

Family of yachts: The fleet will feature a larger 'mothership' and five other smaller yachts

Unique: Although Zaha Hadid has designed a speedboat before, she has never drawn up plans for a superyacht

Award winning: As well as the Pritzer Prize, the yacht's designer Ms Hadid has won the Sterling Prize twice in 2010 and 2011 for the MAXXI building and the Evelyn Grace Academy in Brixton, London

Among some of her other more famous works are the Roca London Gallery, the BMW Central Building in Leipzig, Germany, and the MAXXI National Museum of 21st Century Arts in Rome.

As well as the Pritzer Prize, Ms Hadid has won the Sterling Prize twice in 2010 and 2011 for the MAXXI building and the Evelyn Grace Academy in Brixton, London.

Her involvement in Olympic architecture doesn't end with the London Games. Hadid has been commissioned to draw up plans for the revamped National Olympic Stadium in Tokyo, which hosted the 1964 summer Games and will host them again in 2020.

Award winner: Dame Zaha Hadid has won global critical acclaim for several of her stunning designs including the Roca London Gallery and the Evelyn Grace Academy in London

Masterpiece: One of Dame Zaha's most iconic designs was the Aquatic Centre for the London 2012 Olympic Games

Magnificent: The £74million Riverside Museum in Glasgow, Scotland, was designed by Dame Zaha

She was also made a Dame in 2012 for services to architecture having already been awarded a CBE ten years earlier.

As well as buildings and boats, Dame Zaha recently designed a fancy bottle for a limited edition wine produced by Leo Hillinger.

Her forays into design have also seen her help create vases, cars, and jewellery.

Dame Zaha has previously designed a limited-edition speedboat for American art dealer Kenny Schachter.

Acclaim: Dame Zaha won a Sterling Award for designing the MAXXI, a museum in Rome

Remarkable: Dame Zaha was also the brains behind the Evelyn Grace Academy in London, pictured